Sand, Gravel & Fill 

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Natural 2's (2" – 3")
Big, tough stone for jobs that need muscle. Ideal for heavy-duty structural and drainage work, and it makes a bold statement in landscaping too.

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Natural 5C's / River Rock (1" – 2")
Smooth, natural river rock that keeps beds looking clean with almost no upkeep. Spread it around plants to hold back weeds, keep moisture in the soil, and stop erosion — its size and weight keep it in place.

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#8 Natural (1/2" – 1")
A versatile landscaping stone with excellent drainage. A smart choice for backfilling and for spots where the ground tends to settle.

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Pea Gravel
Small, smooth, rounded stones that feel great underfoot and drain beautifully. The classic pick for walkways, patios, and driveways — and a tidy weed barrier around plantings.

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Oversized Natural (4" – 6")
Statement stones for garden borders, wall construction, and standout landscape features. Too big for ground cover — that's exactly the point. Heads up: these come unwashed, so expect some dirt on delivery.

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#23 Washed Sand
A coarse sand that locks together into a stable, well-draining bedding layer. Put it under pavers and flagstone to prevent shifting, level the base for an above-ground pool, or fill low spots around the yard.

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Masonry Sand
Washed and screened to remove silt and clay. Mix it with cement for mortar work, sweep it into paver joints, or use it where a clean, fine sand matters — under pools, in sandboxes, even for a backyard volleyball court.

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Pit Run
Sand and gravel straight from the vein, and it compacts like a champ. Add clay for even tighter compaction. A proven base for pole barns, pit roadways, and race tracks.

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Free Fill
When you just need to raise grade or fill space, this is the budget answer. It's made for volume, not for growing — if you're planting, you'll want topsoil on top.

 ⚠️ Not for structural use

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Clay Fill
Packs hard and holds water. Use it to fill holes, build up around foundations, or form the core of a berm.

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Slag Duraberm (1" to powder)
A crushed steel byproduct that behaves much like crushed limestone — compacts tight and wears well, making it a cost-smart alternative for driveways and parking lots.
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Not for structural use: Duraberm should not be placed under buildings.

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Slag 2's (1 1/2" – 2 1/2")
Coarse, angular slag aggregate for heavy-duty bases — driveways, parking lots, and large construction — with good stability and erosion control.
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Not for structural use: Slag 2's lack the compaction properties required under building foundations.

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